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Yeah, I was looking at the Cub Cadet. They have smaller models and it seems correct for residential use. And I will absolutely get a bagger once the fall comes... I hate picking up leaves so that is another big bonus.

1/4 acre is not much, you are correct. It was actually a perfect workout on a summer day.... that's how I looked at it. It would take me about 2 hours to do it all with the push mower and all the trimming I'd be sweating my ass off. But I've been having some problems with my legs lately and pushing this mower has been kicking my ass. And it's not even that hot yet. So I've been thinking about a riding mower and then I won some cash so it seems like it was meant to be!
my lawnmower is self propelling, squeeze the lever on the handle and it drives itself forward. there's no pushing unless you feel like pushing.
 
see if you can rent a robotic one for the day and test it out.
I have a creek right next to my house. There is a decent slope down to the creek that I have to mow. I wonder how the robot would handle that. Or if it would wind up in the creek lol
 
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how come you can't ever just answer the fucking question with a number
Mine is $50 regardless - be it just engineered in some guy’s garage or in the final stages of mass production. In the former, I’ll undoubtedly become “that guy” when it goes horribly wrong and ride the notoriety of my mangled genitalia. In the case of the latter, I’ll have received $50 for a stylish Australian trim.
 
my lawnmower is self propelling, squeeze the lever on the handle and it drives itself forward. there's no pushing unless you feel like pushing.
Nice. I bought the cheapest Honda mower I could about 10 years ago so no powertrain there (well, not the total cheapest but about $250). I think I changed the oil in that thing once and never a spark plug. It's been a workhorse! Starts up on the tiniest pull even in the dead of winter. That thing has been one of the best purchases I've ever made just because of the durability.
 
my lawnmower is self propelling, squeeze the lever on the handle and it drives itself forward. there's no pushing unless you feel like pushing.

My lawnmower is named Shayne. The actual guy who is paid by Shayne is unknown to me. :D
 
I have a creek right next to my house. There is a decent slope down to the creek that I have to mow. I wonder how the robot would handle that. Or if it would wind up in the creek lol
not sure but they have a very low center of gravity so tipping them would take a hell of an incline. I believe you would set up a geo-fence at the creek line. not exactly sure, but you could be doing something else while it mows.
 
Mine is $50 regardless - be it just engineered in some guy’s garage or in the final stages of mass production. In the former, I’ll undoubtedly become “that guy” when it goes horribly wrong and ride the notoriety of my mangled genitalia. In the case of the latter, I’ll have received $50 for a stylish Australian trim.
TY sheik, I knew I could depend on you
 
i gotta ask
well, what's the hispanic food chain look like?
Light Cubans - I do not include them normally because they are usually loaded and/or white collar
Mexicans
Yucatan Mexicans
Dark Cubans
South Americans

Jamaicans and all other islanders not the bottom 2.
Dominicans
Haitians
 
Mexicans are top of the Hispanic food chain in Florida, so most are crew bosses, brick laying, or doing real building.
Guatemalans are the best out my way. amazing workers. and they're low to the ground.
 
not sure but they have a very low center of gravity so tipping them would take a hell of an incline. I believe you would set up a geo-fence at the creek line. not exactly sure, but you could be doing something else while it mows.
Like watching it mow!
 
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my lawnmower is self propelling, squeeze the lever on the handle and it drives itself forward. there's no pushing unless you feel like pushing.
Yes, but is it light enough to where you can hurl it at homeless zombie drug addicts who are chasing you with a hammer and/or pooping on your lawn?
 
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bro...

I stared at that damn thing for hours in Switzerland. followed it around, got in front of it to see what it would do, picked it up and turned it to get it to go up a steeper hill, that thing was the cats pajamas to me. wifey just rolled her eyes.
Way more interesting than some boring museum the wife probably wanted to go to
 
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